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Vexual: did you get a machine with iview flash? new rake on sunday
ozbot: PXE presents A placa de Ipanema feat. The Herd - YouTube
Vexual: im all about the quality management and a chalenge
Vexual: yeah 10-100k on trading needs a dude
herbijudlestoids: exactly, if its treated like any other asset class then ceteris paribus trading in BTC has a higher cost base to me
Vexual: ato is cool with btc if you dont be a wanker
Vexual: i think herbi might teach you a few tricks too benkay
benkay: that is not a problem any more.
Vexual: or buy a vex trust but its byolawyer now
ozbot: Bitcoin vs. Apple: Videos of Users Destroying Their iPhones Proliferate on YouTube | A Lightning War
herbijudlestoids: lets say i invest $100,000 into trading BTC assets like MPOE, and i make 10% in a year, am i supposed do $10k cash in hand?
herbijudlestoids: im very rarely a daytrader. i trade almost entirely EOD and dont like to keep turnover as low as possible for tax considerations
benkay: just a month ago, bottomed out at like .69 iirc
herbijudlestoids: benkay: almost, the spike at 400 is a crazy swing in price at the 400th tick in the timeseries
benkay: so the spike at 400 is a crazy swing in price 400 ticks ago?
herbijudlestoids: "why not time normalised" because MPEX doesn't really seem to operate like a regular exchange in terms of time and also there is not really enough trades happening in any given hour/4h/day block to make a realistic OHLC bargraph
benkay: okay, so how do we get from that graph to "that vol spike would be very hard to handle as a trade"?
herbijudlestoids: benkay: ok a tick is a trade
benkay: would you be so kind as to explain a little?
herbijudlestoids: benkay: that vol spike would be very hard to handle as a trade
jayk: On November 22, 1987, an unidentified man wearing a Max Headroom mask intercepted the signals of two television stations in Chicago.
Vexual: that shit is from way before you were getting newsgroups on a 1.44 or hooking your moms phone up to a 300 baud
herbijudlestoids: there is a bit down the bottom where the guy says something about having 10 of them
benkay: Delivery Date -- This is a PRE-ORDER, now on Batch 2 Round 1, all further orders are available for dispatch Late April 2014.
benkay: well a) it's a pre-order
punkman1: "Need a C++ coder to join "CryptoCoin Developers Inc.' agency for creating new bitcoin related start up's"
benkay: now there's a thought - downcycle worn-in BTC asics on the altchains...
benkay: i suspect it's a dead box hashing.
herbijudlestoids: specifically, last night i saw on ebay, a prospero x-1 100GH/s for 650AUD when the BTC/AUD price was 780...
benkay: probably worn in harder than a bike that's been to burning man 5 times with 3 different owners
herbijudlestoids: well i was just curious about your guys opinions, since its the first time iv ever seen a mining rig for sale that was able to ROI since...since GPUs were the thing
benkay: well i'm intrigued to hear what you have to say but i suspect the long and the short of it is going to be 'unless you get the hardware or juice at a discount the breakeven is never'
herbijudlestoids: i found a 100GH/s 28nm miner selling for 0.83BTC
herbijudlestoids: i just developed a piece of software in december and we are going to demo it to ...a very large linux org next week, they are creaming their pants whenever our CEO mentions it
herbijudlestoids: that is the plan, weve had a few buyout offers already but have to keep pushing them back as we grow
herbijudlestoids: well, apparently...basically i was just a regular sysadmin who knew puppet, and one large org needed a guy who knew puppet...i ended up deploying the pilot and first production phase
benkay: i'll grill you about your biz all night, friend. i just hit a wall on this thing and ran out of brain at the exact same time.
herbijudlestoids: we dont provide a public cloud benkay, we build the public cloud for companies that want it ;)
benkay: virtualization as a service?
benkay`: what's a small company doing hosting big virtualized operations?
herbijudlestoids: full disclosure benkay, like i said to kako the other day, i got a regular day job in a small company doing large scale openstack ops and iv been trading (mostly EOD) since 2008
benkay`: it's SO MUCH FUN to be technically correct in a room full of hipsters, and similarly great fun to say it the way the rest of the world does in a room of nerds.
Vexual: i say it with a j out of respect for expert groups
benkay`: ;;later tell mircea_popescu now for a tcp test harness. on one hand, 'yak shaving'. on the other hand, things worth doing are worth doing well.
Vexual: meowfung makes a mighty fine yanmar approximation
kakobrekla: power generator and a few ups
kakobrekla: power generator and a few ups
punkman1: "He threatened to set off a bomb with a cellphone if his demands were not met, but the crew fooled him — and the other passengers — into thinking the plane had landed in Sochi when it was actually in Istanbu"
chipug: so many headlines re fancy opening for sochi and very few about the hijacker that tried to get a plane to fly into it
duduqa: gotta have some sleep, guys, have a nice weekend!
Namworld: The puts were sold into MPEx bids. Although the strikes were 4100-5000 USD per BTC, the price those PUTs were sold meant it was only at a small loss at time of sale. So if prices went up, profits, if price went down, losses.
punkman1: Perlboy: might be a good exercise to do the math yourself
Perlboy: hi mircea_popescu, has someone come in here and asked about the assbot big put contract flows a day or two ago?
chipug: let's hope your glands can hold out a bit mircea_popescu :P
hplshuehue: I gave up a more enthusiastic participation in the brazilian bitcoin community
mircea_popescu: soo say hi to hplshuehue, who is a specialist endocrynologist from bahia, brazil.
chetty: an octopus would make a cool pet
Plaxant: punkman1 my parents have a shibu mix, it's a pretty cool dog.
mircea_popescu: more like a fox than a dog really
copumpkin: a.k.a. shiba dog
asciilifeform: BingoBoingo: pack the skins in a crate?
the20year2: we've raised enough money today to hold a pretty serious party, like a big bag of blow
chipug: ThickAsThieves: i prefer this to the other name.. i think it's nicer when there's a meaning behind names for things.
asciilifeform: BingoBoingo: a tad bit late for the js miner then.
ThickAsThieves: In Buddhism, alms or almsgiving is the respect given by a lay Buddhist to a Buddhist monk, nun, spiritually-developed person or other sentient being. It is not charity as presumed by Western interpreters. It is closer to a symbolic connection to the spiritual realm and to show humbleness and respect in the presence of the secular society.
chipug: i'd be as well using a calculator than this laptop mircea_popescu lol
ThickAsThieves: it's a large amount of alt
mircea_popescu: 150 is a large amount of price.
chipug: it's a real shame that just any one can have children
mircea_popescu: i tell you i can see a film in the style of chaplin's satire of nazi germany, but done with the means of 1970s made for tv french comedies.
mircea_popescu: the soda malfunction thing could be in a great blond movie
mircea_popescu: o dude that's a splendid idea
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform nah, there were like a coupla dozen ppl last time
BingoBoingo: Well, Second Market had to look for OTC sellers for a reason...
the20year2: Sort of , they were talking about it on the radio quite a bit
mircea_popescu: this is like... a constitutional crisis neh ?
mircea_popescu: maybe blog a summary.
mircea_popescu: btw, am i the only one thinking death of a salesman is an atrociously stupid play ?
mircea_popescu: makes about as much sense as the goverment on a good day.
b0n1: mircea_popescu I dont want to talk about it in public... I think you should at least have a small piece of understanding of this being part of the early community
chipug: a lot of people still like to nod 'n' hand shake in person mircea_popescu
chipug: a gathering as opposed to a party then lol exciting all the same
mircea_popescu: b0n1 you don't have to anything. you've made a claim as to having been an old timer. if you want that taken seriously you'll have to offer some corroboration.
Duffer1: just a hypothesis that could explain both btc-tc and bitfunder closures
mircea_popescu: Duffer1 labcoin was a scam, in which burnside participated, by faking volumes.
Duffer1: actm/labcoin trading was a huge increase in trade volume, i'm assuming that would translate into increase revenues, but there is the idiocy factor
Duffer1: that's a degree of idiocy i'm not willing to assign burnside lol
mircea_popescu: <b0n1> I am one of the early adopters as you all are, but 10 btc for a meeting? << what have you done ?
mod6: oh, maybe Im wrong actually. i read it like a year ago.
chipug: b0n1: it's not like that's the price of doing it yourself. that's the price of a nice package with it
b0n1: I know that meeting people is important... and I also know that meeting important people is more important... but what the fuck should I think about a 10btc meeting? Honestly, I dont understand it...
b0n1: what is this? 10 girls doing a lapdance for everybody taking part?
b0n1: why such a high price?
b0n1: give me a good reason for the price?
b0n1: I am one of the early adopters as you all are, but 10 btc for a meeting?
Duffer1: likely a funds seizure
ThickAsThieves: everyone i met was a special kind of fucked up
ThickAsThieves: anyone that is trying to teach marketers something, is teaching them how to be a consumer
ThickAsThieves: “If you can’t state your position in eight words, you don’t have a position. ”
mircea_popescu: it'd certainly be a great party thing to do.